Water Spout sighted in East Coast Park! (Just realized it recently, heard of it but doesn't know it looks like this. Wanted to edit my post earlier but have no time. Thanks Uncle Ron!)
It started at about 1.07pm-about 1:27pm.
Taken at Pasir ris Park.14/10/07
This pictures are now taken by me at Upper Selatar !!.....Fascinating, right!!!!
Sorry! My pictures are not clear!!!! 
The mangrove cat snakes with jaws wide open to show how white its fangs are.It is a very rare (to me).
Singapore's largest predator goes to........drumroll........the White-bellied sea eagle!!!
Photos contributed by:Uncle Derek Liew
Look!These are are sowed from seeds by my mother and I!
This bird is commonly found in Pasir Ris. Especially in my roof garden! 
This species loves my ixora and bougainvillea plants.
The sunbirds has a curved beak and specially adapted tongue allow it to suck nectars from flowers.
White collared Kingfisher
It is an oriental whip snake. It is called whip snake because it will whip when it gets too stress up.
It was me holding the same snake with my sis beside me. She was so fascinated by the snake and wanting to hold it all the time.
Yes, this is Sea Cucumber. I saw a number of different species. Once they are out of water, they will squirt out water from their anus. They are soft in water and turns hard when out of water. Sea Cucumbers are delicacies to many, but I doubt I'll want to try them.
This photo was taken by my mother.
We also spotted many types of crabs, the Swimming Crabs, Fiddler Crabs and Hairy Crabs, etc. I was fascinated by the Up-side-down Jelly Fish, first encounter in the wild. There are also different types of corals, very beautiful. An eye-opening experience for me and my family. Spider Conch is another rare encounter for us, because it is very well camouflaged, it is different to spot.
Black-naped Oriole was standing on a 'botak' tree. It is one of the common birds found in Singapore. I found this bird near my place. It was the 3rd time I saw it on the same tree but not sure if it was the same bird.
This stick insect was the biggest one I ever seen in nature. As big as the one at the Fragile forest in the zoo. I touched it, it's legs 'hooked' onto my skin (quite ticklish).
This spider has a unique name. It is called the St. Andrew Cross Spider. A female mature spider spins a web which contains 4 silken zig-zag bands. It resembles the cross of St. Andrew's and it is to mark its territory.
Hi, wait ...don't take first,let me wear my shoes....!
See this Giant forest ant, it is about 1 inch long. It is quite rare to find them on the boardwalk. 
This is the first time I see a Common Monitor lizard on a tree. It is suntanning itself on the top branch of the tree. As it is cold blooded, its body changes temperature according to the surrounding temperature.
These are wise owls.
This bird is showing off itself to us.
The king crown pigeon is taking up a piece of leaf.
This bird is bowing to the people around it.
I'm keeping my eggs warm, KEEP OUT, or I'll Kick you!
I took a very close shot of this ring-tailed lemur, I even patted it.
This gibbon was playing "catching" with its gibbon friends.
This is a Japanese black bear.
This is a Hokkaido brown bear trying to find its way out. 
Look just like King Kong.
The polars here are very much stress free, lying happliy on the rocks.
....Eagle
The King Vulture standing tall and proud.
I came closed to a poisonous snake.
Er........Er......Ok.....Can you see a green colour insect?
Can u spot a yellowish white spider?
Cool Down!
